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reporter: the rescue and recovery operation after hurricane ian continuing on this small white sand island of fort myers beach located in lee county, an island that is now an island of rubble, 54 deaths now reported in this county alone. we re looking for anybody that may have been left behind. the devastation is hard to put into words. reporter: we joined a rescue operation that includes search and rescue dogs. we send the dog in, the dog will sniff around. if we can t make contact, we ll walk up and start hollering and see if we get a response from anybody. if we don t hear anything, we bring a second dog up. reporter: as we walked around on fort myers beach, there is just destruction everywhere. the water that came in here just decimated this area and a lot of people are asking us, when will power come back, how long will it take to recover? and it will be different for some folks. where i am standing right now, this used to be a home. now stairs that lead ....
Very big table very far away from the front. a lot of corrupt oligarch elite. it s worth watching what happens in the far right nationalist elements of the russian population that has been dissatisfied with the russian elite and in some cases putin. what happens with the general public. i think this message was meant for the russian elite from putin, assuming that putin did this. this is a message to the elite to not cross me is and that they may try to blame all manner of other people with their media channels. i d be looking for cracks in that public opinion. i d be looking to what happens to those wagner fighters? do they get out of the fight in ukraine? what happens to this wagner network in africa that has been quite useful in russia. does that atrophy? there are a lot of open questions going forward. what s clear is this is the most dramatic of the many turns putin has made in terms of suppressing dissent in russia, and it s militarized dissent. ....
The death of mahsa amini has quickly morphed into widespread regime change for bringing down the republic. anger that has been building for years captured in video like this one, protesters in tehran tearing down and destroying the islamic republic street sign. the regime that has a bloody history of suppressing dissent is only just beginning to unleash all its got against its own people, but defiant protesters say, this time there will be no turning back. no, no, no, this is far from over. we are not scared. we are outraged, we are furious. you know, these people think that we are the previous generation, that if they do this, we re going to just stop. we are not going to stop. this is a one-way road for us. because if we stop, they are going to kill even more people, take even more people into ....
Kherson has been under russian control for two weeks now. nbc s matt bradley, with a report from there tonight. what it looks like in the parts of ukraine that have transition from being under attack, to being under occupation. kirsten ukraine, offering the first glimpses of russia s occupation. after two weeks, kherson is the first, and only major city, to fall to russian forces. last week, its residents were proudly protesting against russian troops. but, that is all changed. not only do they blockade us from food, and medicine, and basic necessities, but also, they are prepared to imprison those who disagree, and those who protest. and going to the ukrainian military, there is one that local residents else, is the appearance of russia s national guard. this paramilitary force, created in 2016, answering directly to president putin. they are mostly deployed in russia as riot police. now, they are in kherson. suppressing dissent, the same ....
not only do they blockade us from food and medicine and basic necessities, but also they are preparing to imprison those who disagree, those who protest. 400 people were arrested yesterday according to the ukrainian military, one big difference local residents tell us the appearance of the russians national guard. this paramilitary force was created in 2016 answers directly to president putin. they are mostly deployed in russia as right police. now, they are here, suppressing dissent the same way they do in russia. and in this video, the russian version of a police vehicle. the mayor said that they are looking for the people that were rushing fighting against the russians in 2014. the mayor says they only have about a week of food left. it is early morning in lviv where nbc s cal perry leads us off again this evening. ....